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Educational Social Software Edmedia 2007

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  • wangfy3721 wangfy3721 good! 2 years ago
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  • darrenmack darrenmack Excellent. Brilliant ideas.

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  • mychentw Michelle Chen, Sales Manager at BestWise International Computing Company Very interesting ppt. The research indicated PPT only contains 30% of information; therefore the 70% valuable information comes from the presenter himself/herself. soEZLecturing.com provides you a chance to record your voice with your PowerPoint presentation and upload to the website. It can share with more readers and also promote your presentation more effectively on soEZLecturing.com.

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  • cristinacost Cristina Costa, Lecturer in Lifelong Learning (TEL) at University of Strathclyde Seen from this perspective Bb looks rather small and insignificant in comparison with the so called web 2.0 endless possibilities! And so it should…I guess!?
    The question then is: how long do we still have to wait for this perspective to be adopted by a wider (academic/ Staff) audience?
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  • cristinacost Cristina Costa, Lecturer in Lifelong Learning (TEL) at University of Strathclyde I second Scott's words. I really like the hand-on approach. I think it is the way to go. Negotiating with the IT dept. is a big deal, but something that has to be done. An open dialog among the interested parties (Technician and academic staff and the learners of course) is what we lack most of the times. How to you get people to talk to each other – that’s the question… 5 years ago
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  • sleslie Scott Leslie, Educational Technologist at BCcampus Terry, great presentation. I especially appreciated these last few slides. We need more of this, practical advice for how to foster this kind of innovation given the realities of education budgets , IT departments' focus and other aspects of the institution's resistance to change. I would love to hear more some day about what an action research project around a specific social software actually looked like and what are the required steps to set one up. Cheers, Scott 5 years ago
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